Naacal - Revision history

Ywhateley: Details, typo corrections, and clarifications.

2018-07-28T16:17:16Z

Details, typo corrections, and clarifications.

Ywhateley at 16:16, 28 July 2018

2018-07-28T16:16:56Z

Puriridevry: /* Examples */

2012-11-14T03:54:28Z

‎Examples

Puriridevry: /* Examples */

2012-11-14T03:54:15Z

‎Examples

Puriridevry: /* Examples */

2012-11-14T03:25:35Z

‎Examples

Evans: Added a picture

2009-02-07T18:57:11Z

Added a picture

Evans: Some interesting links about these two real life schoolars

2008-12-13T15:22:40Z

Some interesting links about these two real life schoolars

Evans: Sorry about that. Forgot the title!

2008-08-22T18:40:40Z

Sorry about that. Forgot the title!

Evans: Found some in Lin Carter's writting about Nacaal. Interestingly Churchwood was actuely a real person

2008-08-22T18:37:40Z

Found some in Lin Carter's writting about Nacaal. Interestingly Churchwood was actuely a real person

Evans: extremely small change at the end of the last paragraph.

2008-08-22T16:47:31Z

extremely small change at the end of the last paragraph.

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 [[Image:Churchwood's_interpretations_of_the_Nacaal_Glyphs.PNG|thumb|''Churchwood's interpretations of the Naacal Glyphs'']]
-The Naacal language is a fictional language system which was first suggested by Mayan scholar Augustus Le Plongeon, who claimed that the word "Naacal" came from a proto-Mayan ([[Mu]]) word for "[The Language of] The Exalted]".
+The Naacal language is a fictional language system which was first suggested by Mayan scholar Augustus Le Plongeon, who claimed that the word "Naacal" came from a proto-Mayan ([[Mu]]) word for "[The Language of] The Exalted".
 [[H.P. Lovecraft]] used the Naacal language in a number of his stories, most notably [[Out of Aeons]].

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-[[Image:Churchwood's_interpretations_of_the_Nacaal_Glyphs.PNG|thumb|''Churchwood's interpretations of the Nacaal Glyphs'']]
+[[Image:Churchwood's_interpretations_of_the_Nacaal_Glyphs.PNG|thumb|''Churchwood's interpretations of the Naacal Glyphs'']]
-The Nacaal language is a fictional language system which was first suggested by Mayan scholar Augustus Le Plongeon. [[H.P. Lovecraft]] used the Nacaal language in a number of his stories, most notably [[Out of Aeons]].
+The Naacal language is a fictional language system which was first suggested by Mayan scholar Augustus Le Plongeon, who claimed that the word "Naacal" came from a proto-Mayan ([[Mu]]) word for "[The Language of] The Exalted]".
 ==Description==
 The Naacal language and its script were used by the early human inhabitants of the continent of [[Mu]] over 173,000 years ago. The letters are slightly similar in appearance to certain mesoamerican language systems. Some scholars have suggested that occasional similarities between Naacal and Mayan script are not coincidental. The occultist Harley Warren was supposedly an expert in deciphering and reading Naacal script.
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 The most notable examples are the [[Zanthu Tablets]] stored in the vaults of the Sanborne Institute for Pacific Studies and Captain Abner Exekiel Hoag's original palm leaf version of the Ponape Scripture. The Cabot Museum in Boston held a peculiar scroll which may be written in Naacal though it has vanished from the public eye after the 1932 scandal.
-The [[Nameless Cults|Unaussprechlichen Kulten]] contains a key to deciphering Nacaal script and a rudimentary dictionary of Naacal phrases. Colonel James Churchward planned to release a monograph on prehuman languages called the Nacaal Key but it is unknown if it was ever published.
+The [[Nameless Cults|Unaussprechlichen Kulten]] contains a key to deciphering Naacal script and a rudimentary dictionary of Nacaal phrases. Colonel James Churchward planned to release a monograph on prehuman languages called the Naacal Key but it is unknown if it was ever published.
-[[Harley Warren]] and [[Randolph Carter]] studied a book written in Nacaal that they received from India. This book revealed the location of an ancient tomb and a way to get to some evil legion of things beneath the tomb. Warren disappeared with the book underground and Carter lost all memory of the book and its contents. Naacal is also compared to [[R'lyehian]] by Carter while explaining his own later disappearance to [[Etienne-Laurent de Marigny]], [[Ward Phillips]] and [[Ernest B. Aspinwall]].
+[[Harley Warren]] and [[Randolph Carter]] studied a book written in Naacal that they received from India. This book revealed the location of an ancient tomb and a way to get to some evil legion of things beneath the tomb. Warren disappeared with the book underground and Carter lost all memory of the book and its contents. Naacal is also compared to [[R'lyehian]] by Carter while explaining his own later disappearance to [[Etienne-Laurent de Marigny]], [[Ward Phillips]] and [[Ernest B. Aspinwall]].
 == External links ==

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 The [[Nameless Cults|Unaussprechlichen Kulten]] contains a key to deciphering Nacaal script and a rudimentary dictionary of Naacal phrases. Colonel James Churchward planned to release a monograph on prehuman languages called the Nacaal Key but it is unknown if it was ever published.
-[[Harley Warren]] and [[Randolph Carter]] studied a book written in Nacaal that they received from India. This book revealed the location of an ancient tomb and a way to get to some evil legion of things beneath the tomb. Warren disappeared with the book underground and Carter lost all memory of the book and its contents. Naacal is also compared to [[R'eyehian]] by Carter while explaining his own later disappearance to [[Etienne-Laurent de Marigny]], [[Ward Phillips]] and [[Ernest B. Aspinwall]].
+[[Harley Warren]] and [[Randolph Carter]] studied a book written in Nacaal that they received from India. This book revealed the location of an ancient tomb and a way to get to some evil legion of things beneath the tomb. Warren disappeared with the book underground and Carter lost all memory of the book and its contents. Naacal is also compared to [[R'lyehian]] by Carter while explaining his own later disappearance to [[Etienne-Laurent de Marigny]], [[Ward Phillips]] and [[Ernest B. Aspinwall]].
 == External links ==

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 The [[Nameless Cults|Unaussprechlichen Kulten]] contains a key to deciphering Nacaal script and a rudimentary dictionary of Naacal phrases. Colonel James Churchward planned to release a monograph on prehuman languages called the Nacaal Key but it is unknown if it was ever published.
-[[Harley Warren]] and [[Randolph Carter]] studied a book written in Nacaal that they received from India. This book revealed the location of an ancient tomb and a way to get to some evil legion of things beneath the tomb. Warren disappeared with the book underground and Carter lost all memory of the book and its contents. Naacal is also compared to [[R'lythian]] by Carter while explaining his own later disappearance to [[Etienne-Laurent de Marigny]], [[Ward Phillips]] and [[Ernest B. Aspinwall]].
+[[Harley Warren]] and [[Randolph Carter]] studied a book written in Nacaal that they received from India. This book revealed the location of an ancient tomb and a way to get to some evil legion of things beneath the tomb. Warren disappeared with the book underground and Carter lost all memory of the book and its contents. Naacal is also compared to [[R'eyehian]] by Carter while explaining his own later disappearance to [[Etienne-Laurent de Marigny]], [[Ward Phillips]] and [[Ernest B. Aspinwall]].
 == External links ==

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	The [[Nameless Cults\|Unaussprechlichen Kulten]] contains a key to deciphering Nacaal script and a rudimentary dictionary of Naacal phrases. Colonel James Churchward planned to release a monograph on prehuman languages called the Nacaal Key but it is unknown if it was ever published.		The [[Nameless Cults\|Unaussprechlichen Kulten]] contains a key to deciphering Nacaal script and a rudimentary dictionary of Naacal phrases. Colonel James Churchward planned to release a monograph on prehuman languages called the Nacaal Key but it is unknown if it was ever published.
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		+	[[Harley Warren]] and [[Randolph Carter]] studied a book written in Nacaal that they received from India. This book revealed the location of an ancient tomb and a way to get to some evil legion of things beneath the tomb. Warren disappeared with the book underground and Carter lost all memory of the book and its contents. Naacal is also compared to [[R'lythian]] by Carter while explaining his own later disappearance to [[Etienne-Laurent de Marigny]], [[Ward Phillips]] and [[Ernest B. Aspinwall]].

	== External links ==		== External links ==

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		+	[[Image:Churchwood's_interpretations_of_the_Nacaal_Glyphs.PNG\|thumb\|''Churchwood's interpretations of the Nacaal Glyphs'']]
	The Nacaal language is a fictional language system which was first suggested by Mayan scholar Augustus Le Plongeon. [[H.P. Lovecraft]] used the Nacaal language in a number of his stories, most notably [[Out of Aeons]].		The Nacaal language is a fictional language system which was first suggested by Mayan scholar Augustus Le Plongeon. [[H.P. Lovecraft]] used the Nacaal language in a number of his stories, most notably [[Out of Aeons]].
	==Description==		==Description==

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:22, 13 December 2008
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	The [[Nameless Cults\|Unaussprechlichen Kulten]] contains a key to deciphering Nacaal script and a rudimentary dictionary of Naacal phrases. Colonel James Churchward planned to release a monograph on prehuman languages called the Nacaal Key but it is unknown if it was ever published.		The [[Nameless Cults\|Unaussprechlichen Kulten]] contains a key to deciphering Nacaal script and a rudimentary dictionary of Naacal phrases. Colonel James Churchward planned to release a monograph on prehuman languages called the Nacaal Key but it is unknown if it was ever published.
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		+	== External links ==
		+	*http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augustus_Le_Plongeon
		+	*http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Churchward
	[[Category:Mythos:Languages\|Nacaal]]		[[Category:Mythos:Languages\|Nacaal]]

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 The most notable examples are the [[Zanthu Tablets]] stored in the vaults of the Sanborne Institute for Pacific Studies and Captain Abner Exekiel Hoag's original palm leaf version of the Ponape Scripture. The Cabot Museum in Boston held a peculiar scroll which may be written in Naacal though it has vanished from the public eye after the 1932 scandal.
-The [[Nameless Cults|Unaussprechlichen Kulten]] contains a key to deciphering Nacaal script and a rudimentary dictionary of Naacal phrases. Colonel James Churchward planned to release a monograph on prehuman languages but it is unknown if it was ever published.
+The [[Nameless Cults|Unaussprechlichen Kulten]] contains a key to deciphering Nacaal script and a rudimentary dictionary of Naacal phrases. Colonel James Churchward planned to release a monograph on prehuman languages called the Nacaal Key but it is unknown if it was ever published.
 [[Category:Mythos:Languages|Nacaal]]

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 ==Examples==
-The most notable examples are the Zanthu Tablets stored in the vaults of the Sanborne Institute for Pacific Studies and Captain Abner Exekiel Hoag's original palm leaf version of the Ponape Scripture. The Cabot Museum in Boston held a peculiar scroll which may be written in Naacal though it has vanished from the public eye after the 1932 scandal.
+The most notable examples are the [[Zanthu Tablets]] stored in the vaults of the Sanborne Institute for Pacific Studies and Captain Abner Exekiel Hoag's original palm leaf version of the Ponape Scripture. The Cabot Museum in Boston held a peculiar scroll which may be written in Naacal though it has vanished from the public eye after the 1932 scandal.
-The [[Nameless Cults|Unaussprechlichen Kulten]] contains a key to deciphering Nacaal script and a rudimentary dictionary.
+The [[Nameless Cults|Unaussprechlichen Kulten]] contains a key to deciphering Nacaal script and a rudimentary dictionary of Naacal phrases.
 [[Category:Mythos:Languages|Nacaal]]